What's everyone's favorite quiver set up? Specifically looking at hunting set ups, but all are welcome. Personally I use to prefer a back quiver, but in the thick woods it would get caught up as I ducked under limbs and brush. I've switched to a limb quiver and really love the one from Creek Walker. I also use the hip quivers for target shooting, but don't feel they'd work well in the field.

I’ve gotten few questions about this- ⬇️ Our good are @Gary Harris brought up Ribtek Broadheads last week on the fireside chat. Here’s one sooo maybe @Gary Harris will show one mounted on a “timber” arrow! 😉 🏹

What is the best on an arrow for a recurve 40 lbs ? Vanes or Feathers? Please advise on the polls.

Any advice for post rut hunts?? Rattle? Avoid rattling? Hit feed areas? I'm getting all sorts of advice online- yes, no, maybe? Morning vs evening?

Got a question for you black bear hunters…so I got invited to go on a black bear hunt in about two more weeks. I’ve never hunted them before and have the opportunity to hunt them with a bow. The hunt will be over bait (which is legal) and from a blind of some sort. I’m wondering if my 64” Toelke Whip drawing 48# with 660 grain arrows is adequate? I’ve been studying over black bear anatomy and skeletal structure and I’m not seeing anything that makes me think that I need anything heavier. There again, I’ve never hunted them before. I do have a takedown recurve that’s drawing 54# and the arrows I use with it are right at 700 grains. Thanks in advance for your input and advice.